slides: yocto: mention use of bitbake-getvar -r sooner - #348
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We already introduce the notion of global and local scope earlier in the "Variables" section. With 8997911 ("yocto: slides: present bitbake-getvar earlier"), the bitbake-getvar utility was introduced to this section, but without mentions of the `-r` argument, which is useful to illustrate the difference between the local and global scopes. Later in the slides we talk about bitbake-getvar again, to lead into the presentation of the `-e` flag. Just add a "(Reminder)" there and detail the difference between single `-e` and `-e` for a recipe. Signed-off-by: Antonin Godard <antonin.godard@bootlin.com>
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We already introduce the notion of global and local scope earlier in the "Variables" section. With 8997911 ("yocto: slides: present bitbake-getvar earlier"), the bitbake-getvar utility was introduced to this section, but without mentions of the
-rargument, which is useful to illustrate the difference between the local and global scopes.Later in the slides we talk about bitbake-getvar again, to lead into the presentation of the
-eflag. Just add a "(Reminder)" there and detail the difference between single-eand-efor a recipe.